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When any man hath an issue out of his flesh.Because of that issue he is unclean.Every bed whereon he lieth is uncleanand everything whereon he sitteth, unclean.And whosoever toucheth his bed shall be unclean,And he that sitteth whereon he sat shall be unclean.And he that toucheththe flesh of the uncleanBecomes unclean.And he that be spat on by him uncleanBecomes unclean.And whosoever toucheth anything under himshall be unclean.And he that beareth any of those thingsshall be unclean.And what saddle soever he rideth upon is uncleanAnd the vessel of earth that he toucheth, unclean.And if any man’s seed of copulation go out from him,he is unclean.Every garment, every skin whereon is the seed, unclean.And the woman with whom this man shall lieshall be unclean.And whosoever toucheth her will be unclean.This is the law of the plague:to teach when it is clean and when it is unclean.And the priest shall look upon the plaguefor a rising, and for a scab, and for a bright spot.And the priest shall shut up he that hath the plague.He shall carry them forth to a place unclean.He shall separate them in their uncleaness.This is the law of the plague:To teach when it is clean and when it is unclean.

[text by Diamanda Galas]

“This Is The Law Of The Plague” by Diamanda Galas January 24–28 or February 27–28, 1978, Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK.